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Into the Light We Go
03:40
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I see the light once more
See the frost, on the window seal of life
We are the Faithless, We are the Lost, We are the damned
Set your time till we waste away
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Oh, Sweet Child
03:16
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Oh, We the people
The Starving people
We gather hands
Oh, Amongst the Pride
Amongst the Lust
We Gather here
Oh, Sweet Child
Let us Hear
Let us Near(edited)
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She Can't Love You
02:52
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She don't love you no more
Echoes in the wake, somewhere between the lines
Hear my words, Swear my herds
She can't love you no more
(background)
And outside we'll build a castle
Out of words and on and on
In other words
This Castle Again
We'll sing again
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Under the Moon
04:19
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